Kay Morgan-Gurr

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  What is spiritual abuse?

  Spiritual abuse needs to be defined, and defined well, so that people can be better protected within our faith communities.

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  A change of hands at the Evangelical Alliance 'for such a time as this'

  Kay Morgan-Gurr on why she thinks Gavin Calver is the right man to lead the Evangelical Alliance.

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  How to comfort children who are angry with God

  There's nothing like a child for finding the theological cracks in our neatly thought out ideas.

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  Christian suffering: What happens when there is no happily ever after?

  It is wonderful that prayer is answered and people or relationships are mended. But what about those for whom there is no end to the problem, no healing and no end to the pain? What do we say or think about them?

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  For disabled people experiencing hate, the Church offers little refuge

  The church is giving a disproportionate amount of time to just two characteristics of the Equalities Act, and virtually ignoring some of the others such as race, age and disability.

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  Exodus 32:14 and what we can learn about audacious prayer from Moses

  Time and time again in the Bible we see prayers in the same vein – quoting God's promises, quoting scripture and yelling at Him about the unfairness of a situation.

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  How we build 'resilient faith' in children - and how we don't

  Building resilient faith is much bigger than discipline and learning a bunch of memory verses.

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  Dear Church, please do some yelling

  There is one issue the Church could really do with speaking up on

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  Relating to Father God when our earthly fathers are not people to be celebrated

  Many struggle with the whole concept of a Father God because their father here on earth was either absent, overbearing, abusive or indifferent.

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  Why did Jesus heal?

  When we look at the healing stories with 21st century Western eyes, we miss so much.

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  Mental Health Awareness Week: To offer advice, you first need to earn the right to give it

  There are probably more people with mental heath illnesses in your church than you even realise.

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  Healing and the theology of Heaven: where do Christians stand?

  People with disabilities need to be in the debate rather than having two separate circles that never meet.